Batman Season Two
Part Two of Two
A/N: I'm a little ahead on my writing and I have no idea how swamped with homework I will be next week, so here's an update earlier than promised! I hope you all enjoy!
QotD: Who is your favorite founding member of the Justice League?
Episode Eleven: Let it Go
The episode opens with Bruce at his office at Wayne Inc. His four- thirty appointment arrives - Amanda Waller of ARGUS. She tells Bruce that she knows him and Richard’s secret and wants the duo to meet her at an ARGUS base in Hawaii in one week. She tells them to get their things in order, and to pack for two weeks, and that ARGUS agents will play Batman, Robin, and Oracle while they are gone. Meanwhile a lunatic with incredibly pale skin and frostbite has been terrorizing Gotham - the media calls him “The Snowman.” His crimes have no pattern, but soon Bruce deduces they all relate to Victor Fries - his old lab, the hospital where his wife nearly died, and his home. Bruce is able to pinpoint the Snowman’s final location, and intercept him with Robin. Meanwhile, Gordon interviews for a job back on the police force, and Nick Hamilton (an old friend of Bruce) decides to run for mayor. In the post credit scene, a psychology professor interviews the Snowman, and hands a file to Bullock (Close-eyed fans notice the last name - Craine).
Episode Twelve: All Roads lead to Rome
As the Wayne Inc. private plane lands at Hawaii with Lucius, Richard, Bruce, and Alfred. They check into their five star hotel, where Amanda Waller waits for them in their villa. ARGUS made a deal with a terrorist codenamed “Firebug” - ARGUS would not go after him and would grant him safe passage off the island. In exchange, Firebug would not deploy his device that could erupt the volcano. Thus in order to get at him, Bruce and Richard will be leading a squad of ARGUS agents dressed as members of Carmine Falcone’s gang (to whom Firebug owes money). Richard resuits up as Numerus, Bruce dons the disguise of Brutus, and two ARGUS agents suit up as enforcers Trojan and Spartan. Bruce leads the strike time against Firebug, and manages lead the time to victory. The post credit scene features someone discovering Firebug’s ultimate weapon.
Episode Thirteen: Red Arrow
This episode begins where the last episode ended. The mysterious individual is revealed to be a young boy, dressed in Native attire. His name is Roy Harper in English (given to him by his mother - an American), but the natives call him Red Arrow (given to him by his father - Brave Bow). Brave Bow follows Roy into the room where Firebug hid his weapon. Suddenly, ARGUS agents storm the facility, & kill Brave Bow, thinking he to be an ally of Firebug. This enrages Roy, who hides during the gunfire. As the ARGUS agents leave with the weapon, Roy holds on to one prototype. He leaves the room with the device, and he grabs his father’s bow. Back at ARGUS, Waller works with agents to plan an attack against Bruce and Richard. However, they are interrupted when Roy waltzes into ARGUS and begins to shoot officers with his bow. He then presents an ultimatum - he will blow ARGUS up if he cannot meet with Waller. Meanwhile, Bruce and company are enjoying the high life at their resort. Lucius’ surveillance cameras inside of ARGUS show Roy’s actions. Bruce and Richard suit up as Brutus and Numerus to stop Roy. After a huge battle at ARGUS, Roy triggers the bomb which is in the facility. It blows up, sending the massive building into an inferno. Brutus goes inside to save Waller, while Numerus continues to battle Roy. When Brutus finds Waller, he sees her plans to kill him and Richard. Bruce still decides to save her, however, he steals the hard drive from her computer. The episode concludes with a heartfelt conversation between Bruce and Roy, as Roy is transferred to Iron Heights prison, near Starling City, where he will be living for the next 6 months (due to several cover ups preventing most of his crimes).
Episode Fourteen: Victor Fries
The episode opens with Gordon confessing to Bullock that he has interacted with Batman, and helped his associates. Bullock answers that what he did is technically legal. Later, Bruce and Nick Hamilton are catching up at Bruce’s manor, where Bruce is hosting a birthday party for Nick’s daughter. Suddenly, a man with a cold gun (like Victor’s) attacks the manor and in a battle, kidnaps Nick’s daughter. Nick is brought to the ER , while Bruce and Richard suit up. Nick gets a text saying to drop out of the race by tonight or his daughter will be killed. (Also, he can’t tell anyone.) Nick gives a press conference and says that it is all too real for him, and he has to take time with what really matter - his family. Gordon confronts Nick, and says they just got a tip on where his daughter can be found - in the Gotham City Mirror Maze at the Pier. Meanwhile, Batman and Robin interrogate Victor who reveals nothing, but they are able to bug his phone. When they hear the news about the location from Lucius, they leave for the pier. At the pier, Gordon has a confrontation with the Joker, who is holding Nick’s daughter hostage in the mirror maze. The post credit scene shows Victor Fries entering his mech-suit.
Episode Fifteen: Mr. Freeze
The episode opens right where the last one ended. Gordon stands with his gun pointed at the Joker whose gun is pointed at Nick’s daughter. The Joker torments Gordon for his dismissal and rejoining of the police force. When both lower their weapons, the Joker runs off with Nick’s daughter. Batman and Robin are driving there and Mr. Freeze is following them, slightly behind, in a large ice cream truck. When they arrive, Batman and Robin engage Mr. Freeze first. The trio has an epic showdown in the parking lot. Meanwhile, Gordon, Bullock, and GCPD struggle to find the Joker in the world’s largest mirror maze as they are slowly picked off one by one by minions of the Joker. Finally, it is down to Gordon, Bullock, and an officer named Rene. The trio finds a trapdoor, which leads to an sea-level dock, where the Joker has escaped on a boat. The police boats are not fast enough to catch up to it, but Mr. Freeze begins to freeze the water and Batman drives his motorcycle to save Nick’s daughter. After the incident, the trio of vigilantes disappears and the media is left to question Mr. Freeze’s loyalty. The post credit scene shows Mr. Freeze’s location - Crime Alley.
Episode Sixteen: To Great Lengths
The episode opens with Batman and Robin entering a secret lab underneath the campaign office of Victor Fries. The lab contains hundreds of frozen bodies and prototype weapons. In the center of the lab, a single woman is frozen. As Batman and Robin explore and begin to read pages of Victor/Mr. Freeze’s diaries. The reveal details about his experiments, his wife’s disease, and how his venture is motivated out of love and revenge. Multiple flashbacks are seen which make the viewer sympathize with Victor. Suddenly, Mr. Freeze arrives and he reveals he knew about the tracker. He freezes Batman and Robin, and begins to wheel Nora out of the lab. As he leaves, bombs start to explode. Batman and Robin are saved by Gordon who came after a 911 sighting was called in for Mr. Freeze. All of the evidence is destroyed. The post credit scene shows a final flashback - a testament to Victor and Nora’s love.
Episode Seventeen: Clark
The episode opens with Bruce Wayne analyzing files in his computer. Each file contains hundreds of articles and online theories and is labeled - Superman, Robin (Richard Grayson), Oracle (Lucius Fox), Red Arrow (Roy Harper), the Wonder Woman, Mockingbird (Amanda Waller), Hummingbird (Lyla Michaels), Spartan (Jonathan Diggle), Trojan (Aaron Cutler), and the Martian. He lists all of these people as individuals that they can trust in the event of mass terror. Lucius criticizes Bruce for four ARGUS agents, two things that haven’t been seen in years, a psychopathic kid, and a god. Bruce then cites the goal of the week as to attract the attention of Superman, and claims the way to do it is by making a spectacle. Alfred sends Bruce a link to an article by Clark Kent - a new drug called Mirage has been making individuals go crazy. Batman and Robin resort to extreme ways in order to find the location of the drug’s manufacturing. In the final scenes during Batman and Robin’s clash with the drug lord (which features some trippy hallucinations. NOTE: Close eyed fans will once again notice the name Craine attached to the drug’s production.), Superman arrives. He claims that they can’t kill the drug lord, and Bruce says they weren’t planning on it. Superman reveals that he’s been tailing the drug lord for weeks, after his friend died. They chat and neither reveals their secret identities. The episode’s post credit scene with Lucius providing Bruce a list of 600 individuals who could be Superman.
Episode Eighteen: Election
The episode opens with Victor Fries winning the election. Within the next week, the anti vigilante task force is established as well as a few other changes are made to Gotham’s infrastructure. He is heiled as the best mayor of Gotham. Batman meets with Gordon on the rooftop above the police precinct. Batman says that Fries is “Mr. Freeze” and Gordon says that Bullock and himself suspect so, but the policemen all love Fries. Batman and Gordon both have to bolt due to criminal activity at the department store. When they arrive, Robin helps the police evacuate people, executing new parkour moves. Meanwhile, Batman battles a lunatic calling himself the Cavalier, although his real name is Mortimer Drake - a professor of Shakespeare at Gotham State. He supports Victor’s agenda and thinks that Batman is a disease to Gotham, and he must purge him from Gotham [which is similar to some Shakespearean story, I am sure]. Once Batman wins, he is thanked by Bullock. However, Officer Renee Montoya (from Ep. 15) attempts to arrest and capture him with the new task force weapons. She is nearly successful, but Batman manages to free himself and Robin. However, Gordon is placed under arrest for his meeting with Batman on the rooftop. The post credit scene shows Gordon meeting his cellmate - Harvey Dent.
Episode Nineteen: Inside Arkham
Gordon refuses to speak to Harvey, yet Harvey talks to him. He tells Gordon that Gordon shouldn’t be here upon initial arrest; Gordon should be in the cell at the precinct. Dent concludes that someone wants Gordon dead. At lunch later, the guards are knocked out as the lights go out. Firefly, Dodger, and Memento all come forward to attack Gordon. With the help of an unarmed Harvey Dent, Gordon manages to defeat the trio just in time for more reinforcements to arrive. The next morning the trio is found dead in their cells, all frozen to death. Meanwhile, Bruce meets with old friend from his college days- Rachel Dawes - in order to help free Gordon legally, as Gordon can not afford a lawyer. Bruce spends the night with her. Meanwhile, Robin breaks into the mayoral office and steals one of Victor’s new bills which installs “cooling devices” in the Gotham sewer system. Lucius begins to analyze the patents for the devices. In the post credit scene, Gordon has a trial where no progress is made. Bruce and Rachel smile at each other, but she is killed as they leave the theater by Mr. Freeze.
Episode Twenty: Sub-Zero
As Bruce engages Mr. Freeze in broad daylight with cameras watching, Lucius figures out that these installed devices can freeze Gotham. Alfred petitions for help from ARGUS who send in a small field team to aid Batman. Lucius/Oracle releases all of the information on Victor/Mr. Freeze to the internet. Bullock order the police to unite under Batman’s orders, and even allows Gordon and Harvey Dent to fight. Batman leads his team of police officers, ARGUS agents, Robin, and Dent to fight Mr. Freeze’s militia of automated robots and mercenaries. After a high stakes battle, Batman and Mr. Freeze arrive in his lair where Robin stands ready to kill Nora. Mr. Freeze surrenders, but his militia does not. After Batman rejoins the fight, the battle is over. Bullock and Trojan (the ARGUS agent Aaron Cutler) are dead, as well as several unnamed officers. After the credits, Nick Hamilton is sworn in as the mayor of Gotham, and he pardons Batman, Robin, Oracle, and Gordon. Gordon is made Chief of Police and Dent is given a reduced sentence. Victor is moved to a secure ARGUS prison. It is revealed that Nora has been dead the whole time, unknown to Victor. Bruce speaks at Rachel’s funeral. But, as a whole, the future looks bright to Gotham.
Part Two of Two
A/N: I'm a little ahead on my writing and I have no idea how swamped with homework I will be next week, so here's an update earlier than promised! I hope you all enjoy!
QotD: Who is your favorite founding member of the Justice League?
Episode Eleven: Let it Go
The episode opens with Bruce at his office at Wayne Inc. His four- thirty appointment arrives - Amanda Waller of ARGUS. She tells Bruce that she knows him and Richard’s secret and wants the duo to meet her at an ARGUS base in Hawaii in one week. She tells them to get their things in order, and to pack for two weeks, and that ARGUS agents will play Batman, Robin, and Oracle while they are gone. Meanwhile a lunatic with incredibly pale skin and frostbite has been terrorizing Gotham - the media calls him “The Snowman.” His crimes have no pattern, but soon Bruce deduces they all relate to Victor Fries - his old lab, the hospital where his wife nearly died, and his home. Bruce is able to pinpoint the Snowman’s final location, and intercept him with Robin. Meanwhile, Gordon interviews for a job back on the police force, and Nick Hamilton (an old friend of Bruce) decides to run for mayor. In the post credit scene, a psychology professor interviews the Snowman, and hands a file to Bullock (Close-eyed fans notice the last name - Craine).
Episode Twelve: All Roads lead to Rome
As the Wayne Inc. private plane lands at Hawaii with Lucius, Richard, Bruce, and Alfred. They check into their five star hotel, where Amanda Waller waits for them in their villa. ARGUS made a deal with a terrorist codenamed “Firebug” - ARGUS would not go after him and would grant him safe passage off the island. In exchange, Firebug would not deploy his device that could erupt the volcano. Thus in order to get at him, Bruce and Richard will be leading a squad of ARGUS agents dressed as members of Carmine Falcone’s gang (to whom Firebug owes money). Richard resuits up as Numerus, Bruce dons the disguise of Brutus, and two ARGUS agents suit up as enforcers Trojan and Spartan. Bruce leads the strike time against Firebug, and manages lead the time to victory. The post credit scene features someone discovering Firebug’s ultimate weapon.
Episode Thirteen: Red Arrow
This episode begins where the last episode ended. The mysterious individual is revealed to be a young boy, dressed in Native attire. His name is Roy Harper in English (given to him by his mother - an American), but the natives call him Red Arrow (given to him by his father - Brave Bow). Brave Bow follows Roy into the room where Firebug hid his weapon. Suddenly, ARGUS agents storm the facility, & kill Brave Bow, thinking he to be an ally of Firebug. This enrages Roy, who hides during the gunfire. As the ARGUS agents leave with the weapon, Roy holds on to one prototype. He leaves the room with the device, and he grabs his father’s bow. Back at ARGUS, Waller works with agents to plan an attack against Bruce and Richard. However, they are interrupted when Roy waltzes into ARGUS and begins to shoot officers with his bow. He then presents an ultimatum - he will blow ARGUS up if he cannot meet with Waller. Meanwhile, Bruce and company are enjoying the high life at their resort. Lucius’ surveillance cameras inside of ARGUS show Roy’s actions. Bruce and Richard suit up as Brutus and Numerus to stop Roy. After a huge battle at ARGUS, Roy triggers the bomb which is in the facility. It blows up, sending the massive building into an inferno. Brutus goes inside to save Waller, while Numerus continues to battle Roy. When Brutus finds Waller, he sees her plans to kill him and Richard. Bruce still decides to save her, however, he steals the hard drive from her computer. The episode concludes with a heartfelt conversation between Bruce and Roy, as Roy is transferred to Iron Heights prison, near Starling City, where he will be living for the next 6 months (due to several cover ups preventing most of his crimes).
Episode Fourteen: Victor Fries
The episode opens with Gordon confessing to Bullock that he has interacted with Batman, and helped his associates. Bullock answers that what he did is technically legal. Later, Bruce and Nick Hamilton are catching up at Bruce’s manor, where Bruce is hosting a birthday party for Nick’s daughter. Suddenly, a man with a cold gun (like Victor’s) attacks the manor and in a battle, kidnaps Nick’s daughter. Nick is brought to the ER , while Bruce and Richard suit up. Nick gets a text saying to drop out of the race by tonight or his daughter will be killed. (Also, he can’t tell anyone.) Nick gives a press conference and says that it is all too real for him, and he has to take time with what really matter - his family. Gordon confronts Nick, and says they just got a tip on where his daughter can be found - in the Gotham City Mirror Maze at the Pier. Meanwhile, Batman and Robin interrogate Victor who reveals nothing, but they are able to bug his phone. When they hear the news about the location from Lucius, they leave for the pier. At the pier, Gordon has a confrontation with the Joker, who is holding Nick’s daughter hostage in the mirror maze. The post credit scene shows Victor Fries entering his mech-suit.
Episode Fifteen: Mr. Freeze
The episode opens right where the last one ended. Gordon stands with his gun pointed at the Joker whose gun is pointed at Nick’s daughter. The Joker torments Gordon for his dismissal and rejoining of the police force. When both lower their weapons, the Joker runs off with Nick’s daughter. Batman and Robin are driving there and Mr. Freeze is following them, slightly behind, in a large ice cream truck. When they arrive, Batman and Robin engage Mr. Freeze first. The trio has an epic showdown in the parking lot. Meanwhile, Gordon, Bullock, and GCPD struggle to find the Joker in the world’s largest mirror maze as they are slowly picked off one by one by minions of the Joker. Finally, it is down to Gordon, Bullock, and an officer named Rene. The trio finds a trapdoor, which leads to an sea-level dock, where the Joker has escaped on a boat. The police boats are not fast enough to catch up to it, but Mr. Freeze begins to freeze the water and Batman drives his motorcycle to save Nick’s daughter. After the incident, the trio of vigilantes disappears and the media is left to question Mr. Freeze’s loyalty. The post credit scene shows Mr. Freeze’s location - Crime Alley.
Episode Sixteen: To Great Lengths
The episode opens with Batman and Robin entering a secret lab underneath the campaign office of Victor Fries. The lab contains hundreds of frozen bodies and prototype weapons. In the center of the lab, a single woman is frozen. As Batman and Robin explore and begin to read pages of Victor/Mr. Freeze’s diaries. The reveal details about his experiments, his wife’s disease, and how his venture is motivated out of love and revenge. Multiple flashbacks are seen which make the viewer sympathize with Victor. Suddenly, Mr. Freeze arrives and he reveals he knew about the tracker. He freezes Batman and Robin, and begins to wheel Nora out of the lab. As he leaves, bombs start to explode. Batman and Robin are saved by Gordon who came after a 911 sighting was called in for Mr. Freeze. All of the evidence is destroyed. The post credit scene shows a final flashback - a testament to Victor and Nora’s love.
Episode Seventeen: Clark
The episode opens with Bruce Wayne analyzing files in his computer. Each file contains hundreds of articles and online theories and is labeled - Superman, Robin (Richard Grayson), Oracle (Lucius Fox), Red Arrow (Roy Harper), the Wonder Woman, Mockingbird (Amanda Waller), Hummingbird (Lyla Michaels), Spartan (Jonathan Diggle), Trojan (Aaron Cutler), and the Martian. He lists all of these people as individuals that they can trust in the event of mass terror. Lucius criticizes Bruce for four ARGUS agents, two things that haven’t been seen in years, a psychopathic kid, and a god. Bruce then cites the goal of the week as to attract the attention of Superman, and claims the way to do it is by making a spectacle. Alfred sends Bruce a link to an article by Clark Kent - a new drug called Mirage has been making individuals go crazy. Batman and Robin resort to extreme ways in order to find the location of the drug’s manufacturing. In the final scenes during Batman and Robin’s clash with the drug lord (which features some trippy hallucinations. NOTE: Close eyed fans will once again notice the name Craine attached to the drug’s production.), Superman arrives. He claims that they can’t kill the drug lord, and Bruce says they weren’t planning on it. Superman reveals that he’s been tailing the drug lord for weeks, after his friend died. They chat and neither reveals their secret identities. The episode’s post credit scene with Lucius providing Bruce a list of 600 individuals who could be Superman.
Episode Eighteen: Election
The episode opens with Victor Fries winning the election. Within the next week, the anti vigilante task force is established as well as a few other changes are made to Gotham’s infrastructure. He is heiled as the best mayor of Gotham. Batman meets with Gordon on the rooftop above the police precinct. Batman says that Fries is “Mr. Freeze” and Gordon says that Bullock and himself suspect so, but the policemen all love Fries. Batman and Gordon both have to bolt due to criminal activity at the department store. When they arrive, Robin helps the police evacuate people, executing new parkour moves. Meanwhile, Batman battles a lunatic calling himself the Cavalier, although his real name is Mortimer Drake - a professor of Shakespeare at Gotham State. He supports Victor’s agenda and thinks that Batman is a disease to Gotham, and he must purge him from Gotham [which is similar to some Shakespearean story, I am sure]. Once Batman wins, he is thanked by Bullock. However, Officer Renee Montoya (from Ep. 15) attempts to arrest and capture him with the new task force weapons. She is nearly successful, but Batman manages to free himself and Robin. However, Gordon is placed under arrest for his meeting with Batman on the rooftop. The post credit scene shows Gordon meeting his cellmate - Harvey Dent.
Episode Nineteen: Inside Arkham
Gordon refuses to speak to Harvey, yet Harvey talks to him. He tells Gordon that Gordon shouldn’t be here upon initial arrest; Gordon should be in the cell at the precinct. Dent concludes that someone wants Gordon dead. At lunch later, the guards are knocked out as the lights go out. Firefly, Dodger, and Memento all come forward to attack Gordon. With the help of an unarmed Harvey Dent, Gordon manages to defeat the trio just in time for more reinforcements to arrive. The next morning the trio is found dead in their cells, all frozen to death. Meanwhile, Bruce meets with old friend from his college days- Rachel Dawes - in order to help free Gordon legally, as Gordon can not afford a lawyer. Bruce spends the night with her. Meanwhile, Robin breaks into the mayoral office and steals one of Victor’s new bills which installs “cooling devices” in the Gotham sewer system. Lucius begins to analyze the patents for the devices. In the post credit scene, Gordon has a trial where no progress is made. Bruce and Rachel smile at each other, but she is killed as they leave the theater by Mr. Freeze.
Episode Twenty: Sub-Zero
As Bruce engages Mr. Freeze in broad daylight with cameras watching, Lucius figures out that these installed devices can freeze Gotham. Alfred petitions for help from ARGUS who send in a small field team to aid Batman. Lucius/Oracle releases all of the information on Victor/Mr. Freeze to the internet. Bullock order the police to unite under Batman’s orders, and even allows Gordon and Harvey Dent to fight. Batman leads his team of police officers, ARGUS agents, Robin, and Dent to fight Mr. Freeze’s militia of automated robots and mercenaries. After a high stakes battle, Batman and Mr. Freeze arrive in his lair where Robin stands ready to kill Nora. Mr. Freeze surrenders, but his militia does not. After Batman rejoins the fight, the battle is over. Bullock and Trojan (the ARGUS agent Aaron Cutler) are dead, as well as several unnamed officers. After the credits, Nick Hamilton is sworn in as the mayor of Gotham, and he pardons Batman, Robin, Oracle, and Gordon. Gordon is made Chief of Police and Dent is given a reduced sentence. Victor is moved to a secure ARGUS prison. It is revealed that Nora has been dead the whole time, unknown to Victor. Bruce speaks at Rachel’s funeral. But, as a whole, the future looks bright to Gotham.
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). Instead of a camera crew, robotic camera-ed drones will be following employees around. Tech-savvy Jimmy Olsen from the documentary team has been put in charge of managing the drones, yet boss Perry White insists that he work at the Daily Planet if he is to be spending all of his time there.
